One cloud risk picture
Nova connects inventory, configuration evidence, external exposure, data context, identity relationships, attack paths, and observed security activity. Teams can move from a broad risk view to the resource and evidence that explain why work deserves attention.
The cloud security view is an assessment of available evidence. It does not replace provider records, certify compliance, or turn missing assessment into a safe result.
Questions cloud security helps answer
- Which cloud resources are present, who owns them, and which evidence is current?
- Which findings affect exposed, reachable, sensitive, or important systems?
- Which relationships create a plausible path from entry point to business impact?
- Which controls were assessed and where is evidence missing or incomplete?
- Which remediation work has an owner, a target, an exception, or a verified result?
Prepare a useful cloud security review
- Confirm the approved providers, accounts, subscriptions, projects, clusters, and regions.
- Identify the business services and data that make some resources more important than others.
- Agree how owners, exceptions, target dates, and verification evidence will be recorded.
- Review source health and coverage before interpreting an empty result as an absence of risk.